Miguel Morgado analyzes the migratory crisis affecting Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in north Africa. The commentator uses an interview given by a local resident, whose testimony was simultaneously commented on by an influencer from the Spanish radical left.
Morgado uses this episode to develop a critique of the contemporary left. His central argument is that the left abandoned the effort to understand ordinary people and adopted an elitist posture towards their concerns and perspectives.
The migratory crisis in Ceuta, Spanish territory located on the northern coast of Morocco, has generated significant tensions and public debate about immigration policies. The reaction of the left-wing influencer to the testimony of the Ceuta resident becomes, according to Morgado, an example of this elitist approach that he identifies as a broader problem of the political left.
